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SALEM Gary Moffett isn’t a “me” or “I” kind of guy.
The 84-year-old former retailer recently retired after more than 36 years on the Salem Civil Service Commission, both as a board member and clerk/secretary, lending a hand in the hiring process for nearly every current member of the city’s safety forces.
That’s a lot of responsibility for a three-member board, but for Moffett, it was just one more way to serve the community that became his home as a youngster, to help the community where he and his wife Wilma raised their family and operated their businesses and where they still reside.
SALEM Gary Moffett isn’t a “me” or “I” kind of guy.
The 84-year-old former retailer recently retired after more than 36 years on the Salem Civil Service Commission, both as a board member and clerk/secretary, lending a hand in the hiring process for nearly every current member of the city’s safety forces.
That’s a lot of responsibility for a three-member board, but for Moffett, it was just one more way to serve the community that became his home as a youngster, to help the community where he and his wife Wilma raised their family and operated their businesses and where they still reside.